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NOTICE is hereby given, Tlr,tt the Commit. sioners for Pitching, Paving, and Clcansrng the City and Liberties of Bath- have adjourned their Meeting till Thursday, the 7th day`of Sep/ember next, at the Guildhall, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, to receive Proposals in writing, from any. person or persons who may be willing to Contrad for Sweeping and Cleansing. the said City and Liberties, for one Year,, from the 29th day of Septem ber next. The Sum required for the performance of the Contrad to be written in words at full length. A Bond, with two Slireties in the penal Sum of must be given for the due fulfilment of the Contradr arid the names of the Sureties mentioned in the Proposals. By Order of the Commissioners, THOS. M. CRUTTWELL, Clerk: WILLIAM BELL, Esti. in the Chair, , • September s, zBz9. A if L PERqONS willing to "Coniraa for t'e Par- chase of CONDEMNED LINEN .:nd WOOLLEN RAGS, from the s 3oth September, iSo9, to the 29th .eptembe), ISro, in the 4everal Distritis. throughout Great Britain, may see the Particulars of•Contrzf? i l.rnoj rends, and List of Districts, at the . Barrac.k o . ffice, Spring Garde;ii, or by inquiring of the several Barrack Masters thryughout the . same. Sealed Tenders, in the form prescrilted, to be' delivered on' fore twelve o'Clock, on the 29th of September next, diretled to the CoMmissioners Jos the Affair: of Barracks, Spring Gardens, and indorsed " Tender for Condcinned Barrack Store:;." Pius, 413,G. 20._i rern 7::,•sa we letters of the 71b, that tile-union of tie corps of the Duke of _l34lutiu with• tha . t of „Itie.Duke of The MERCHANTS, UNDERW RI rERS, and other SUBSCRIBERS to this, Blouse, having heard. the Report of the Committee of the PATRIOTIC FUND,' matte to a .Meeting of the Subscribers to that Institution on tilt 24th hist. and having considered the same, • Resolved unanimously, `, • That this Meeting feet it incumbent on tt►em to continue their Support to the Patriotic Fund ; and that the Saha of Stool. 3 per Cent. Consolidated Annuities betransferred from the Stock belonging to this I-rouse, as a furtiiet Con. tribution to that benevolent and useful Institution. lia has already, had important Colisequences. enemy, - W!)o -- was ill informed .00ncerning moveoats - , or who, since his loss it) the t.)atti,,, of Talmeto, frard to make bis retreat in OKI ples:liv'z 'of the royal tromps, encleavoured . to, - escape 'bridge of At ZObi,po; s his retreat by way of Alum rez was already cut cti. From these, and oti:er • Resolved unanimously, lt the Thanks of this 'Meeting be given to the Chair man, for his able conduct in the Chair. ' currences, we have taken from ihe enemy try) e than one thousand pri:oners of war. lit! . which covered the bridge were surrounded. Wily:, N. B. The immense quantity of Ashescollectedin Bath, and the great demand for them for, Manure, in conse quence of tile facility with whicitLthey can be conveyed up the country, by means of the Canal, must be a, source of considerable profit the Contractor. ever the passage is one; torced, which mu,t ha, e taken . place to-day, the enemy cannot .but lose hi; best troops, as well as the grea:er Dart o; . his arri - leg. and equipage; the more so, as the road is No 4. CORNHILL, and g, CHARING-CROSS. 2.lSii begs lease to reiniod the Public, ti.at the •TAULL OTT F. It Y beeihsanti thiisizteb Drawihg the difficult, and it the only one by which be e.t escape. AUG. I .-A atcree . has been issued by the Pr feet of the department of the Seine, dmed the t ;3 • _ N EAT MONTH ; And it theonly Lori - &icy that win be drawn THIS YEAR. The Scheme is pertect!y novel, highly p ,. roved, and the inore it ,s known, the mere it is admiild ; —it contains . , inst. in which, in pursuanceof orders receiv,ed him, and in consideration of the present tlio!itint:o;i , . 4 Prises of . X 7.0,000 4'rizes or - L 2,000 4 - 5,000 1 8 - - 1,000 t 2 of 500, &C. &C. The whole of which will be decided in ONE Da y, there fore a speedy purchase is necessary, whilst Tickets and Shares spay be had in,great variety at the above old established Of fices. PERSONS in the COUNTRY . _ May be supplied, the same as it present, by sending theii Orders (post or carriage pzid) accompanied with good bills, Cash, Blank-Notes, or Post-Office Orders, to either of BISH's Offices in London, N 0.4, CURNHILL, or 9 CHARING-CROSS. STATE LOTTERY. New and Improved SCHEME, only c,OOO Numbers, to be brawn itt ON E DAY. ODGES, PAINE, and Co. Stock-broken, 14g, .Oxford-street, and 44, St. James's-street, respectfully take the hbrrty, particularly, to receminend to tie attention of their and the Public, the SCH ME or 04: pie sent STATE LOTTERY,- -which they will find to.be ona new and niu-h improved Plan • it consists of only 5,0 o Numbers, Four Ti,kets. of "radi Nu•aber, to be drawn in One•i)ay• On ticket will gain 20,0001. two 40,0501. three 6 0,0001. and tour of the same Number Bs,oook CAPITAL PRIZES; 4 - of ),00) 8 - of - - 41,0,0 • 4 - - 5,00ei 112 jO3 - - - i,OOO TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at &c the above Of frt es, where, in the late Lotteries, CAPITAL PRIZES, . ` °,44 taimense amount, have beer sold and shared. RICE - 1A RDSON, G(UOI)I..IICK,' and CO. sTLJeK.BRoKak, ,RESPECTFUIiIi acquaint .. - the Public, that ttie whole td the Ne:•::STATE LOTTERY will be drawn iii One D.xy, zothut Ottober next. This Lottery only 5,0 ;o Numberi (from No. t.to 5,000 inclusiv,), Jour Lekets of a Number, so that the Purchaser of a Singic Tickct gani a Price vI 20,000 i Ity"Iwo Tickets of the s.znie Number, A Prize of . - ,C40,c00 liy three Tickets of the .same Number, A Prizeuf - - - - - - - k6o,coa By four Tickets of the satire Number, A Prize Of - - - - - • - - - 4 8 °.°° 0 And all other Prizes in the same Proportion. CAVITAL PRIZES: - , • 4 - - o f - - kz0,003 - 4 .- ‘5, 9 00 8 - - of - f,OOO 4 - -of - • - 2,000 fl 2 - - of - - sto &c. &c. &c. TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale by RICHARD SON, 000DLUCK, and Co. Cornhill, and Charing cross, London ; who shared and sold last three Lotteries, Nos. 2,609, r 0,197, aril 18,031, Three Prizes of ze,0,01.•; and 7,950, 10,0001. - They are also the only Office that evier sold,in Shares Two Prizes of 30,0001. PRE,siitsrr PRICE. Ticket - - - ‘it 17 o - - £ll 3 o Ei g h t h - - - ,C 2 13 ° Quarter - _ S o I Sixteenth - 19 6 YORK AND LEEDS. NEW Commodious, Safe s Cheap, and. Expedi tious Ptrs,T cr)Act I ES will iret out front the GO L. I)EN.CRUSS, CHARING-CROSS, every Morning at Halt past Five ; breakfast at the Red Linn, Barnet ; dine at the - Ctak, Eaton; :zop at - ,retliani inn: breakfast at the Red Lion Inn, Doncaster; and arrive in..L.eeds by twelve, . nod York by one, at noon. There are only 'lour Coachmen employed, and the bane 'Guard • and Coat h go throughout. Eliery exertion has been and will corainue to he made, to ten der this the best Copveyance.:on the North R oa d, .• By G EORG F. 130 U LTON aid Co. From the G o lde n -Gross, the foll Owing Carriages set out, be. sides many othert too numerous to mention. LiverpOol expeditions Post Coaches; only One Night out, every morning at six. - Holyhead ,nd. North Waits Mail every evening. Holyhead, Shrewsbury, and Birmingham New Post. Coaches, every morning at nine. Ludlow, ‘Voreesier, and Oxford Mail every evening, and a new Post Cuach Tuesday, ThurSday, and Saturday, at two. Milford Hasen, - Carmarthen, Cloucester, and 'Cheltenham I\l6ll every evening. Cheltenham and Oxford New and Only Day Coach every titorning at six. Brighton, Eat Bourn, Worthing, Hastings ; Pertsmuuth, Southampton, 1 rde of Wight; Bognor, Ckichestej, A rundel, Little Hampton ; Margate, Ramsgate, Dever, Deal, Hy the, tolkStune, tcc: &c..Da,ly-Ctaehes ••• ROYAL PATENT. C:_i_ol)l3OLD'S. VEGETABLE- 14ALSAM, ad mitted by the Faculty as the first Mcilicmt in7the World for coughs. ColdsrAsthmas, and Consumptions ; los it has never beet, known to fail when taken upon the first at tack ; thousands of times it has sticeeedicl after patients have, been given over. Stronger, proof ; of its efficacy cannot be given than being recommended by the following Nobility The Most Noble Marquis of Lothian, the Right Hon. Viscount Dudley and Ward, the Right - 114n. Lords Macdo nald, Grantley,' Fortescue, and Montford, the Right Hun. late Viscountess Dudley and Ward, Dowagers Grantley, Falmouth,L and Fortescue,-• Lath , . Appree ce ; Si rs F r i mc i s Blake, Edward Newnhatni John Coghill, and George Arm strong, Barts. ;.Generals Doyle anti Drouly ; Colonels Ba ker and Debath, and many others, as may be seen in the Treatise, at the . Proprietors'' No. 3, Bloomsbury-square,, Where advice is given daily (Sundays excepted), from de. Yen o'clock till two. Copy of a Letter to Messrs. G GOB oLD. Gentlemen, " i. have been troubled With an Asthmatic Complaint many years; twelve months ago I caught a violent cold, which debilitated me So much that I was unable to walk ; had recourse to yot.r Medicine, and by taking eight'quarts mY health is pettedly restored, ai d I s h a ll b e happy to in frm out to y an aperrit son of this circumsta nce w h o w ill do e the fa- N cll. " I am, Gentlemen; &c.. • " jOHN PALMER. " Chigwell, Essex, Slap 12, ISC9." . The Merchants, Underwriters, and others, Subctibers to Lloyd's, who enjoy the pleasing satisfaciion of having led to the establishinent of the Patriotic Fund, at the cOrnineuce. meat of the present War, feet themselves justiti:id by the ex perience °Lux years, iii recommending this laudable and me ritorious I nstitution. to the support of their Countrymen. They are qicitoits' a! thesame time tucall their attention to that altered state or PubliC •Atfairs. for which the Nation is indebtocLto the valour of Jut- brave Defeuderi:: .tathe'almost entire annihihrtion of the Naval Force of the Enemy, which has crowned the • gallant ekpl,its of British Seamen ; and to the hopes of ultimate success, wfuch the courage, discipline, and firmness of BritiSh Soldiers have inspired in .those, for whose deliVerance trout a pe.tidious Usurper, they are this moment making the most !remit: exertions. And now tnat the transcendent etroits of valour displayed by the Heroes who have led, cud by the brace Men who have so nobly followed in the Cause of our Country,. have secured the freedom of these Realms, it may surely be expected that the same generous impulse and feeling, which, at a moment of great general alarm, induCed all rinks to join in the laud.. .able . endeavour to animate the eltbrfs of our, Defentters, will belound still aliVe to their merits - and sufferings'; and that so long as the present Contest shall last, " the British SeaEan " and the British Soldier inay alike confidently . triist, that " those who arc dear to him while living, will, in the eventpf, " his falling in the sacred Cause, find Friends and Guardians " in a gratetul anti generous Country:''. (Signed) WILLIAM BELL, Chairman. PATRIOTIC FUND. R •1 Lloyd's, August 3 t; 1809. THE COMMITITE for ManagiOg.. the PA TR (yr C FUN D, have great satisfaction in laying before the Public,. the Resolutions and - Addr6s•of the Sub scribers to Lloyd's, passed unanithously at a Geueral Meet ing held. here this - day an t they cannot bu , express their hope, that as the truth and flee of the sentitnents of that respectable Body niust be acknowleged, so the liberality of their example will be generally followed. : I lowed. By Order of the Committee, - J. I'. WELSFORD, Secretary., - -,' ',E. s. d, Amount of the new Contributions alreadj , adver- . tised - - - ' -j_ " . -_. £5 1 3 5 0 TfierSubscrit - ,,rt; to Lloyd's (3 per Cent. .COrt: $'117,) , - - 3000 o Governor 'and Company of tin Bank, ofEng , laud - _ - G. ttl Acne - - Nat haniel Harden - Henry Hinde Pell) , Smiths, Marten, and St. Barhe T. and W. Curtis, Clarke•atra Co lohn Atkins - - . ' 11, R - ourdillon - William Dawes - - Andrew Harrison - Tulin Harrison - . - Benjamin Harrison John F. Throt kinorton I W. and j. Whitmore Rougement and Ilehrends loin Ciark and Sons 5000 0 0 t 1 0 .21 0, 0 105 0, tO Y 0 105 0 0 1.,5 0, 0 - 2j 0 0 .105.0 0 . 52 0 0 - 52 10 0 52 10 0 21 O 0 JO5 0 0 52 10 0 26 5 0 10 10 o 10 10 0 5 S 105 0 0 los o 0 so 0 0 52 to 0 los o 0 iViihain Robert Henry Brown Captain Thomas Dundas, R. N. S. and %V Grimley - Smith and-Curries , - Clagett and Pratt Robert Hunter .Ck-orge Henckeli • - Were, Bruce, and Co. *** Subscriptions ars received at the Bar of Lloyd's, and by all the Bankers in the United Kingdom. SUFFOLK.-SLA COAST RESIDENCE, _ TO BE LETT, , • For the Term ot Four Years, r TICIE New-built Capital MESSUAGE, situate in . Lowestoft ' in thc Comity ..of the' late rest. dence ot A tdour Charles Arnold, Esq.. deceased ; comprising, on the Itasesnent St o ry, twos Kitchens,' CcialAeitse, Beer awl Wine Cellars La: - der and Pantry, On the "Croun'd Floor, a Break last-par lour, IYining-Foori ; 1, Study, !ionsc:keePer's 'room, liutlet's-?antty, and Clo,ers: On the f,irit.Fluor, a Waiving room, and four . ilert-chAt . ..ers, With convenient And on the Attic Vio ,, r, six good Sleeping-romus; and very - .spacious Gardens well plJlll;tti. This House stands near the north cnd the' ; 'and on the east side, commanding a very flue view of the se4 and_ of YarMouth kart< The,Hirer may,, if he cheese it, talcii r the entire Vurniture of the House, wiiith is extrenaJy ato a great pact of it new, at evaluation: - Lowestoit stands high, upon dry soil, and is reinerkable for the purity ()tits air; ttiu Ci)uhtryi ttmtit it is highly cul tivated, and this roads pleasant. It is z 6 miles iii,daitt. truer Norwich. and nine tram Yarinisuth. - "Titii road runs through the town, and the Co4lies to zuid foul London pass and repass every day. For . uther Particulars, inquire of 'Mr. 'Reeve: Solicitor, Lowestutt. . . . DIXON'S CELEI3RATE-D ANTIBILI9US THESE PILL. have long obtoitted ait Pit brity fin the, private: Practice of site i rot , rii:sori Mr. DIXON, Apothecary ; and trout their great success in many . obstinate Bilious Disindtts,: vri nuincirLiinantreitnA "of dis tinein and others,- particularly .the lie Duk‘e of BedfOrd,.. Sir George Warren, Sir Gregory Page Turner, the Dowager Lady Say and Sele, the• yiscountrtss_litil-keley„. &c. • he. was persuaded to otter theist to the Ptiblic, wider the ap probation and sanction of . their names. - The following is a Pro:lt of their Efficacy "•Dcal Castle, Haverlorciwesr, south Wales, Feb. 24, 1803., . " Captain Lloyd presents hi - it:011711i i IMO'S to Mr. Dixon ; although not personally acquainted with him, would take is a . favour if lie would send him tbur or five boxes of his Pills as soon as he possibly can . . Mrs. Lloyd, who has al ways used the Medicine, is now pregnant, and very unwell ; for. the'great service they have been'to Mrs. Lloyd, as well as to. Colonel Bishop and all 'his Family, Captain Lloyd feels it ,his - duty to recommend - the Pitts wherever he gOes' - ; he really thinks at ivlr.. Dixon would appoint_ some persons as Venders ': in thiS County, it would be a benefit to the eorminnity-.. „The Pills are found-, to be an iticuinparable'reineLlY. for re storing the tone of the stonvich, tot cut tog indigestion, for preventing crudities , and their consequent disagreeable erwe tations and-flatulencies. - They prevent lurbitual and tempo lary Costiveness, sick Head-achs, and 1-leart-burn, I :p ic e l r ) at i e s -occasioned by pregnancy, and debilitat:ll., etoniael;,%vhei her arising froth the acriril:iny of the redundant bile, i dies, or dtinktligio exceSs.. • Sold whole Sale-and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4,. Cheap sideti:orner of Paternoster-row, London; Baxter, Edinburgh; and Smith,- Baxter, and M 'Donald, Glasgow ;. Trewmati, Exeter; - Belativ, Portsmouth ; Peck, Unit ; Graav,ti t Hoxland,, Plymouth ; and. retail by moSt Country Medicine Venders, in lioxeS at zs, 9d. and es. each. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE; Aug, 23, 1809.. "THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA i -A JESTY's ORDNANCE do here& give .2%ltice, that Proposals %pill be received at ibeir Office, i.a Pall-Moll, on or before Wednesday, the 20th September next, from such Persons as may he willing to undertake the Supply of FORAGE for the Ordnance kiwi!: stationed in the following Distrias, viz. North Britain, South West, indluding Ports ! Northern, mouth, Isle of Wight, and Yorkshire, Cliristchurchi, 1 Eastern, exclusive of Western, Watley Woolwich, with its Depen. Southern, Exclusive of deticies, Chatham,, • ..Warley,ancl Chatham. fr a period of Six Months, from the Ist cf 00obor next. The Forage to be furnished in Rstions, to consist, as here4tee nty,from Time-a Time, be required, either of tolb. of Oa s tS 71b. of Oats, I -121 b. of Hay or of t4lb. of Hay, 3 (Id and Slb. of Straw Sib. of Straw. And must bea'eliyered at the respective Stations at the expence, the Contractor, wha is alst , to lutnish such Horns with aux, at :I6: per Ratiaa, as may be hiNetted witht):!be District jai which I c contracts. - The Proposals may be dclivered repa,wely or jointly for two or :it•;re of the said DiJiric:s, and it is'eA-prcted \ t_hat the Contractor oay receive the Stable-dung that, during thePeriod4 his Curt- I ract, may accumulate, making an AlloWance for the same, after the rate of - . per horse, - per week.. Further Particulars, May he known, upon Application to the officer commanding the R€yal Artillery in each Distria, and also at the Secretary's Ogie, in Pall 7 .lllalraforesaid, any day between the burr y Ten and Four o!Clcck, where the Proper:4li must be delivered,. sealed ,1) and indorsed, " I"ropOsn)s for the Supply cl Forage," but no-Ptcparl can :be admitted after the said Loth p.iy of September next, at Twelve &'Clock - at Neon of the same d rti ; ;gibber will 'airy Tender he nOiced, unless the Party it, or 4 . 'g:7: shaft attend. By Order cf the • R. H..CREW; PATENT Sofa and .Chair Beds, Dining Tables; Screw Beci:t.acis, new Sideboards, containing a . Set of Tabks l . several In.iw InventiOns and excellent lin proveinents in Cat - inv.! alto UphOistery Fun ~tire; .gracious ly patronked by the Queen, and Royal Family. BUT LE is the Original Manufactory, and he is the true Proprietor of the P a tents (the Deeds - of which may be seen at his Ware-I - on:Mb has had the honour of executing Osiers in fashionable Furniture for great numbers of the 149- bility and— entry, many of whom have favourabli , conde .scetaleri to recommend his Manufaciory, knowing it to be the Original. , Wiriow Curtains, Drawing=rooni and Par. lour Chairs, and every Article in . 'the above Branches, in a Variety of elegant and fashionable Designs. The Patent Brass Screw Beds are fixed with the greatest ease, withouttools, or tacks or nails in the Furniture. • P.rticiilar attention to useful Improvements in Furniture for the Gentienitil ()fhb& Army anti Navy, and for Exporta tion. Musquito Net Beds of various kinds for the East and West Indies. Fine Goose' Feather Beds, and all kinds . of Viedding, al.,,ays ready at BAIT E It's WAREHOUSE, iNlos, 33 and 14. Catharine.-street, St;and.— Please to be par . Ocular ; a Hrick-fmfit I ion : e; • This Day was published, In.Onarto, price I. its. 6d.- to • bum ls, ithistrated with a I-Lui of Sir John Mo:)fe, from a 1'.1i:.711g.: - /y I,awr...m,c, -a Map of Sp:nil with th:.; i;oute of . tlizAtuiy, a Vies cf Co runnt, -tn a of . the Battle, the Sec .ncl Edition, Cot. - tdded, of A NAR RATIVE of the CAMPAIGN .of. th . e. /1. BRI 11511 ARMY in:SPAIN, conmikintici by his ,Exi.ellency Sir 101-I'N'E , XOOft:E, K B. 4c: ; authen, ticated by Official l'apers.and OriOial - Letteis. By his Bi , dher, NkES MOOR E,. Esq. Printed for I.• idins.. - .)1, St. Pours Church -% ant. I n a r e w Days wit; . tze pub ished, • In Oatvo, iilustrated with a Map of the Caiintty inhab:tt?cl by the of Indians, THE TRAVELS of CA PTA ENS L 114.: W 1 S and C LA k KE, linden:o:re by Urslf.tr" of the ~ ;o%'etranett.t of the United States; performed in tht: Years '0 , ,0.1 3 ,78,5„ is being upward , : of Three Thousand ipttit'St. Louis, by the way of the Missouri and Columbia 1 ivei,s. io the Pacifre Oee.an ; cont,intog 0.0 r . Accdt o Tribeg wno inhabit the Western of thr Cont it-A:A:, un explored attd unknown•before. • • With- a co pious.,Dertio-. , :ft,in of the- :Vintners, ',Ctist. - •ms, &c. of the I i:tilau - S. Compiled trout authentic Sources aithDoc:thitct.ta • , - • To which is is .t , uhprtile, a. Summary-of the Statistic:ll Vi e %y tnc..- Indian Natiot., ,tlic Cuailnu nicattni oi ME ;irt: Tfi Eft 1, f.lA,' S. ' Printed for Lobr.on and Orine,, Pater. ' This. Day was published,, . Price Three Citiiiicas bodt4s, liAn&oinely printed in Royal Quarto, and toe Publicatiori to'ne. cOntinued. Quartaly till cJinpieted, -Second of, a .new Edition, min, yakiaote Addwons, a:At Two . Supplt-mcsktao,' Volwiles, of 0 B. D U M F RS's ,TRAIL -wAt, tit • his celebrated Colte;tion of , iy appeared in a' forn! airogeth.;: 'Miscellaneous, will b.: how Ch,oriologically lirrant . ,ll," and . stlll further niettivii4•7d, by the Fads of each RerAn befog diyi.l,d:Jonctet the (!hril i tt Ileivis of li.ccicsiustical, , Civil, and ill. c.ilaite‘nl . .i. To each Tract is. itr..tiyicO a i'renit - , , r? , few the time and cicumstanc...s U oh r wb.cn 1, ant YArinus foot Notes; illustrative of and' 1.-I:torkal ilus,c,ris. r l 11. ouginal Edition. of `l' , :::ii. tll Sixt•.'tl: VO, 11.1110 . 4, Will hemowc,lllo2eite.... - 1, aiitt Two pleinetitry Vanities; will So.ners • Pr:nted torT. ar , l. N." -,tr ,11,1 I,r, A lbemArte-stieet ; R. 11. alai ). Ficet.sirvn _ • • s'vnoc, •7, of the &irrison of Paris, and the . tonsequent of the regular troops in performing thcir duty; ordered, that the National Guard of 'Paris be put into ailive service, N.viLhin the city for purpose, the necessary preparations have been made, The General of I,),ivisiou Verdier, baring the coin mand t.f the troops employed in the siege of Gerona, has actdre'ssed lfie following dispatches, - dated Si. Madir, Aug, IC, to the 'Minister of War, Cuunt de kluneburg : I have the honour to send your Excellency re ports *oft lie opthaiins. of the siege of Geronh, how tfi'6'7th inst. to this day.; from which your Excel lency may judge of - The patience and. valour dispiiiy ed by the trot which his Majesty Was pleased.tb put' under 'my command. Thajortress Mont-Jouij fell into our hands at six this evening.- This important conquest of a pc,: sitiOn *difficult to attack, and against an obstinate enemy, Whose blindness is so lamentable, 'gives us .almost Complete ,assurance, that eight or mile days more will suth i ce, in order to subdue the rernainnt part of. the town, 'as the outside is surrounded ohly bya weak wallovhich may be..destroyed wish great facility. Within a short time Gerona shall be sub; clued. " The fort Mont-Jouij, formerly one of the strongest and best . siinatect forts in \ Europe, it no , ,r nothing but a heap or ruins and it was nut till atia w 11„ict been obliged to go to the covcred way, taken by stol - iu the hall-moon on the side on wnidi t: made the attack, aoci male several breaches, that the eriemy'resolveLi to abandon that nide, and .-into the town, on wnicri vile it ws _not in our I; ‘.vL c to cut off his retreat. " Your Es.Lellency :kill bear in mind, that is the sirs( tune within fifteen years, in thtt course ~f the war, Su cia.,gerous aid laborious an enterprise has been undertaken. What reutieied. this irt l / 4 .r didicuit was, that we were obliged to raise our wor,:is on a rock, and r,.-n..!er then regular works of akid that the intrenotiments -were CO be wade 'in, presence of an embittered ,ath.ersai). • Sanson and tawel conintanded the eal...ine4is . artillery, and conduced their operations withiszeal, foresight, and courage. • ' " We. hare found in Ment-Jouij 18 pieces of e :a non, which are for the greater pat unseririseabL some ammunition the remains of the artillery ;lad been carried a.way, after having been rendeied nse by oui fire." HAMBURGH, AUG: ig.—The Danish corps tintit:v the command of General Vyn i • possosicitiof ctallaven, and the district el the 'V to, sir and.Eibt!„and_on pie approach or the corps.uf i :; , e• ••;• Doke of Brunswick. were.. Lollecled at fireinLi e'.e, 'has, since . the arrival of the Westphalian trbo y s Bretnen,crosied tine Elbe, and.repaired ber4, , .where its heild s: quarters_are Since tlie~enii?arl:ati~ti of the Duke oi e‘ery thing, ti been q' utet.• in t! , ..iA twig: a) hood.. • from Hastot,cr we learn that Datcl4 . .troi; were•to continence ilicir march towztr:!ii I - Julian,: on the idth. We ha • vve received the following intellic,euce truer' St. Peteriburgh , ." instigated bryjlire Turks, 14,:?!.iv.i passed ill great nun:bets the ri)er -into the piATts,..pii:bdctitig and tobuiug arid (11,14,icitql, L:Te • Duke it ; Ci3eneU, with- au it - ivasion. quis de Itaverse, who comtnatidg ti,e R. in the Black Sea,. resolve:J \ to -re: .; .„_ vajers, acid punish the rubbers tuf " ;\ Scut a detach tens ~„ towards thelorties:r Attap, (he must _Am where thry cc~ubi be bluu4ht • caused a column to i.uss order to the s. !d fortress t _" 41, stn as the eseis were nrt ire before they ciAnntesiceLi a u . ri.,k cannonade; and comp,!ii , ..; the Cireasstaias erac,t.ite the fumes's ; on wi'lic`t the troops took poss.ssion of the town. The colt:v.1"cl which,was sent by laud in like manner repelled assaults of the 'roving bodies of the Citcriss.ans, arrived sate at the K.riress but it wis found neves... sary to send out a detatthrmnt, or.der to - diApc: - S'd 040 of the enetny-which had attacked and,this succeeded kiceordniglY. • ; " Commandant then made use of all ineans to bling hack the Circassians to their duly ; this prod4ce.d- , no effect; and 'they evinced an irrr= c9ncllao , ! hatred towards the Rosians, two sent•ont to punish -the insurgents. • The. k:L;se . (ley' to) ed several villages, disperd'S' c o rp!, ,_;t ; Circassians, and took a tintat.er.'i..)f .1:1,4,0a15r-cietactuneut also tie'stro)(.4d •i:(2;; , ver%l vl!1./ges, and 4:dove the etiettly before ttils chasusenierit, de.TrLivciA4 Isstirn a Proctamativo in which the iuhabttants acrd ~:_